Macular sparing control method and control system for ophthalmic laser treatment device
a control method and laser treatment technology, applied in the field of ophthalmic laser treatment equipment, can solve the problems of serious damage to visual function, difficulty in operation, irreversible functional injury, etc., and achieve the effect of avoiding damage to the macular area, avoiding damage to the retina, and improving the laser treatment
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[0058]A camera collects a fundus image, recognize a macular area after analytic processing. When the laser spot irradiates onto the said area during operation, the laser treatment device will be triggered to enter a standby status automatically, so that the laser can't be excitated, damage to macula lutea is prevented at the same time. The said control method's flow chart is shown in FIG. 1, which comprises steps of:
[0059]S0. Start the laser treatment device;
[0060]S1. A camera collects a fundus image;
[0061]S2 Recognize a macular area on the fundus image
[0062]S3. A control system monitors the movement of the laser spot on the fundus image
[0063]S4. Stop excitation of the laser treatment device when the laser spot irradiates onto the macular area, start excitation of the laser treatment device when the laser spot leaves the macular area.
[0064]During the auto-recognition process of the fundus image, the image of retina read by a camera or a photographic camera of the laser treatment dev...
embodiment 2
[0073]The second embodiment has a same basic control procedure as the first embodiment, with a main difference at step S3. The step S3 of the said second embodiment discloses an improvement of the image surveillance technique known in the art. The second embodiment shown in FIG. 7 comprises steps of:
[0074]S31 Collect image which contains the position of the laser spot on the fundus;
[0075]S32 Recognize the position of the laser spot
[0076]S33 Perform a superimposed-contrast between the image which the laser spot position has been recognized and the image which the macular area has been recognized in step S2, and judge whether there is a superimposition of the spot and the macular area. If there is a superimposition, it will judge that the spot irradiates onto the macular area, otherwise, it will judge that the spot doesn't irradiate onto the macular area.
[0077]Repeat steps from S31 to S33 in high frequency.
[0078]In order to further secure the safety of operation, the sampling time int...
embodiment 3
[0079]The third embodiment has a same basic control procedure as the first embodiment, with a main difference at step S3. The step S3 of the said third embodiment discloses an improvement of the image surveillance technique known in the art. The third embodiment shown in FIG. 8 comprises steps of:
[0080]S310 Continuously collect images which contain the position of the laser spot on the fundus;
[0081]S320 Recognize positions of the laser spot on continuous images, to form a trajectory of the laser spot;
[0082]S330 Predict the position of the laser spot on the next fundus image based on the said trajectory;
[0083]S340 Judge whether the said position of the laser spot enters the recognized macular area. If it enters the recognized macular area, it will judge that the spot irradiates onto the macular area, otherwise, it will judge that the spot doesn't irradiate onto the macular area.
[0084]Repeat steps from S310 to S340 in high frequency.
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